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for ladies received d"iIy by expr ess ut
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The Nicodemus enterprise., 1887-10-26
PRIVATE DETECTIVE AND
USCRUPULOUS DAVID
Q. STOTTS.
SAVANNAH, Mo. Der. 20, 1887

pAVANNAH, MO. OCV' ~, 1901
To The Enterprise and
the people of Graham
County, Kansas:
we understand from different
sources that our old Ex. Sheriff and
Collector and Ex.Marshal Of the city
Of Savannah is a candidate for the
office Of Sheriff Of your county. we
don't know what ticket he i runng
on; David will run On any ticket.
He isa Democrat; he IS Republl-
can; or he IS a Mugwump, o. Ia fact
be is any thing or nothing for otlce'
The people Of Andrew county Know
David well, and especially some ol
bis old war comrades.
To give his history as Q cltlzel
and officer of this county would p
. hard task. He was elected to tn
Office Of Sheriff and Collector ot tn
county during the year 1879, en-
served one term. During his tern
Of Office for some reason, (and "a
people Of Graham county, if the
elect him Sheriff, viii find i OUT "a
funds fhis ofice,,wereImisplacea
the amount Of several thousand dol
lars which in part was made up ?
IS bondsmen out side Of court 7
The Nicodemus enterprise., 1887-10-26

yanSlyck writes al article ana
publishes the same in last week
Reyile and Cyclone, wherein nc
calls rs liar" and in a passion q
anger cries out this falslood:
mo man i'll Graham county ever
heard me make any statements lasI
fall during the campaign II regard
to the taxation Of railroad lands.
yanslyck IS falsefier il the !!
above and We can prove it. lie dla
ma speech atthe Mt. Olive Church
IN Nicodcmus Township about one
year ago, say that the RalI I
lands Of Graham county should "
taxed ana claimed the glory for him
| sell and TT. q. Brown u MORAN
You are Q deliberate, mei.cious' Fi-l
fill. lecieyeing, falsefier i yoa -!
You didnot speak Of taxing RaLToa'
LANDS IL your tai. at Mt- OLuT,
church last fall and We can prove ?
I
The Nicodemus enterprise., 1887-10-26

Prior to time proof was made Oh !
the NicodemuS toWnsite, during the {
spring Of 1886, Mrs II. 9. Warner q !
Soldiers widow, and the mother Of
Mrs D.B. Rumble, Of FIRMS, came to
Nicodemus and erected O. business ,
house on the north side OF main
street, now occupied by Foster
Williams restaurant }. adjoing the lot
occupied by this building was a lot
upon which was The part Of an old
celler claimed by S. 6. Wilson who
expected to get title to the lot On
the account Of such cellar. after
erecting her building and before the .
award Of the town lots by the COM
missioners. Mrs. Warner purchased
this lot upon which the cellar was
located paying him the.money and
{ price agreed upon OF the first,day CT
' August 1886, in the presence Of two
creditable. witness who will make
affidavit to the purchase and trans
fer disagreement. During the latter
: part Of August, 1886 Probate judge
! G0rlan in accordance with law,
. appointed, G. Fountain, III. Harwi
; and S. VanWyck, as commissioners
r to appraiso the Nicodemus. townslte,
final proof haveing been previously
q made for The benefit Of the occupants
% and inhabitants by the Probate
b. Judge About Sept. first, 1886. the
tv SAID commissioners proceeded tx
T. make each award according TO The
"a amount Of improvements. Whel
IT the commissioners came to the lot
n. occupied by Mrs. Warmers building
he they were informed by S. G. Wilson
N that the building and lot It occuple
also the cellar and lot Mrs. Wal
to ner had purchased Of him on the l.
I'D day Of August and for which he ma
no the cash in his pocket, all belonge
raj to him Is. G. WILSON, and upon b
ma representations and Statement
2rv (Which were false as false could y
IS tie commissioners awarded
; S. G. Wilson this building and 10
and it drew, 10 in number, also t
,+lN aforesaid cellar and lot. all t
.ent property Of Mrs. NJ. G. Warner, al
,ok- Of which Wilson had not the lea
use title to in the world.
h. Wilson was only Undue
to give lie house and lots up at I
tho very last moment and when the Y
~, gence Of the law boldly stared n
~! ' IN the face. The lot Mrs. Warn
Mn, paid him for, has not been given
Il, a1 to this day, and Wilson refuses
o ~ give it up. Now it can be pro-
op-r that Wilson has received his mon
~ -, why does he not deliver Mrs. W
49,, ' ncr what is justly dUo her?
~ cause he knows her to be a P
l;"o5 soldiers widow and not able TO as'
. "a her rights in court,
y 1 " For the trutbfulness Of the alb
'io" w.. we refer you Mrs. NJ. c. Warner,
,oy5- MIR. and Mrs. D. 3. Rumble, who
'0-"' in Graham township near the Eli
,.;ff IF Mills.
N Mo- .! Shades Of Abraham Line
A. Would we wonder if tie ghost.
10. the departed soldiers who saved
A. r. country, arise and confront va
No. IL a bounty jumper, for this atta
to Gefraud this helpless wido"
rr,,;,,,, eold;or ont az her little ht
The Nicodemus enterprise., 1887-10-26

ANd other O0mraUta tEIIVI NI---e n
Of Andrew county, Mo.
THE above is q true and exact copy
of the original letters received by
Us, relative to D. G, Stotts, and the
Same are now on file il this Office,
-FprroR ENTERPRISE.
The Nicodemus enterprise., 1887-10-26

Office Of The Democrat, Q. y.
Hurley, Editor and Proprietor.
Savannah, Mo-, Oct. IS, 1887 IL :
K, Iightfoot, dear sir: II handed
YOUR letter to Ex-Sheriff Lincoln
and Mr.. James Caldwell, both q
whom are Republicans. They IA
form me that they will send you some
matter in few days.
Respectfully,
Oh. HURLEY.
The Nicodemus enterprise., 1887-10-26
READ STOTTS' RECOGNIZABLE
SHERIFF. AND-COLLECTOR OF

READ STOTTS' RECORDsWf11IE
SHERIFF AND COLLECTOR OF
ANDREW COUNTY. MISSOURI.
Savennah. Mo-, Oct. Fl, 1887.
II. K. Lightfoot, Dear Sir:
Your letter concerning DC. Stotts
at hand, inclosed you will find an
article that you can publish
in YOUR paper or do just what you
please with it. If he should run tor
Office in this county he could not
get 80 votes: SO you can see about
how he stands, and il you want to
hear any more about him we will
Furnish it to you free gratis. Il
you publish the article please send
Us a copy Of your paper.
Respectfully,
James 9. Caldwell,
Ex-Sheriff Of Andrew
County Missouri;
P. S.-Write to Jesse Lewellen
constable at Savannah, concernmE
Stotts, he has several notes il hl
hands for collection against Stott!
sureties; he will make an athdaZl
to that fact. Also write Capt. Y. !
Majors concerning Stotts.-Au 81
good Republicans. J. Y. M.
The Nicodemus enterprise., 1887-10-26

Read the records Of the can
di3a+es on the Hill-Justus ticket
and then vote for homes. men t0r
fhe various offices Of the county.
Set down on defaulting sherlt1s, Oh
salary sal crabbers, scrip scalpers ana
cranky ohiceseekers, and vote lor
honest Republican farmers who you
+
The Nicodemus enterprise., 1887-10-26

yanSlyck was at Nicodemus one
wear ago the 1st Of last August, in
company with two ladies who
reanested him to accompany them
II The platform where he Jolly
neonie we're dancing. hs answer
Mas E No its to much OF mixture
for me"
The Nicodemus enterprise., 1887-10-26
:. David was Marshal


had to make up the deficiency. Z
David was asoldier belonged 10 Cap :
ian William Kerrigan's Co G, 18th :
Mo. Cavalary; as TO his record in :
war we know but little about it, but !
If he was no better in handling the
implements Of war than he was in
handling the peoples money Of this
county, his comrads would have
been badly dealt with.
David G. Stotts was a member Of
the I. 0. 0. F. and was suspended
for irregularities long ago.
David G. StotJs' friends have paid
his debts for him every since his
official failures. William Caldwell,
al old soldier, now deceased,) paid
several hundred dollars for David as
security, and the old homestead Of
his widow has ye5 to be sold to pay
David's debts. David's old Father
in-law knows him to his sorrow,
financially.
David has played Private Detect
i've in this county, for q time and
/ has been guilty Of all kinds Of little
d low down, contemplate, 8neaking,
|, dirty little tricks, too low down for
2 any decent man to think Of.
2 While engaged in his detective
], work he had the Wallace boys who
Z we're running q store in Savannah,
arrested and taken to Kansas City
II for violating the revanue law in sell
INC beer. The boys were discharged
by the y. S. Court, there being not
! d shadow OF a case against them
He we'll knew at the time that he
H was only practing his low down
9d rascahty.
~ Annother one Of his 6cts was t
- y deadbeat his whiskey off Of an Oh
ne crippled soldier, who was selling
liquorlin connection with a genera
merchant, then 60 before the Gran
Jury of this county and voluntar
u swear that he had got as many G
~ two hundred drinks inside Of
= month, from him, but the Gran
= Jury did not believe him., ION oatl
and found but one ndictme'
!: against him. The case was doc
otts eted, and Nolle-P rosquied, becau
iii; III Stotts felt like a dirty cur from ,
you ing witness in the case.
! for In conclusion we would say to t
not people Of Graham county, if y
2oq y want, a competent Sheriff don't Y
Vii; II for D. G. Stotts, we have tried h
If and know him to be failure @
send unworthy Of the tax paying peor
David has lived under petty co
government, his wife owning
7ron, property to save paying the del
n Everything contained in this
lien, vice is true and If any are mcln
ming to disbeleive il, they can write
his any one in this county, (Andr
totts for information, or examine
I, I r r public records, or any other recc
are in the county.
a. JAMES G. CALDWELL, eX-Ahern
Andrew county,
ND John LINCOLN, ex-Sheriff Of
! drew county, Mo
PETER NErr, Commander Z; :
Peabody Post Nc
81. Savannah, Mo.
LnG z. MERCER,
an ELIZABETH CALDWELL, widow
VIM. Caldwell, L
toned above.
serent Joseph 8. Brooks, Clerk 81
# and Circuit Court Of
u citv drew county, M'
" tha And other Comrades and Git
We Of Andrew county, Mo.
.uning THE above is q true and exact
ticket. of the original letters receive.
.publi- rs, relative to D. G. Stotts, and
il fact same are now on file in this 9
Office. -EDTToR ENTERPRIsE.
!, .-------s+---.z------~----
49, Read the records Of the
The Nicodemus enterprise., 1887-10-26
! Rad RECORD f!
0dyzD &. ST0TTS.
MAT HIS MISSOURI NEIGH
90 BORS, SAYiOFIHIM.
tLetter.No. ID
Office Of
JosErH-.C. Brooks,
Clerk Circuit Court,
Andrew County,. missouri,

savannah, Mo-, Oct..,12, 1887 II.
I oTTiohtfoot, dear sir 4 have e1-
= ln,; med the records Of this court as
I'D &. Stotts and find no records
yery damagingto him. Has : troubles
i Sheriff and Collector Of thus coun-
4 we're we're settled outside Of this court.
IL was Marshal Of this town, (Sa-
yannah) and also had trouble.
will refer you to parties whose
addresses are at Savannah, Mo, al
@ @aod Republicans, p. Mercer, John I
lincoln. ex-sheriff, James Caldwell
ex.sherif, Elizabeth Caldwell; also
write the 6. A. r. Post, address (
Peter Neff, commander, Savannah
intact everybody knows D: 2. Stotts
Write me if you want anything tur
-, JosEpH,C. Brooks, Clerk Circui
Court,
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-31
DIR. McGLYNN's SUPPORTERS.
A Mass Meeting at the Academy
of Music Indors es Him.


of Music Indorse s Him.
NEW YORK, Jan. 30.-The Academy of
Music was crowded tonight in repOnse to
the call Of the Central Labor Union tor a
macs meeting to express their disapproval
of the acts Of Archbishop Corrigan IN sus-
pending Rev. Or. Edward McGlynn
from st. Stephens Roman Catho-
lie Church for alleged Insubordi-
nation In speaking at political
gatherings. On tne stage were Henry
George, Col. X. j. Hinton, John Nc
MackIn, James Archibald, Louis Post,
James E. Quinn, John q. Canon, or the
irish Herald, Patrick Ford of the Irish
World, Austin Ford, William A. Croas-
dale and other prominent labor agitators
and leading Catholics. Ten cents ad-
mission was paid by over 5000 persons
and mum Der paid 81 each for seats in
private boxes.
THE SENTIMENTS OF THE MEETING.
Patrick Grove, in assuming the chair,
drew a comparison between Father Nc
Glynn, who had served the poor faithfully
on a salary OF $500 year, ana the lord, in
the aTchbishOp's palace. lie concluded
with the sentiment OF Daniel O'COnneN;
Give us all the religion you
like from Rome, but no poll
tics" And this seemed to be the
tone of the meeting throughout. Strong
resolutions were adopted protesting
against the removal of DR.. McGIynn and
declaring "that while fully recOgnizing
the right OF every citizen, De he yman,
priest or bishop, TO participate by voice
or vote in all public matters, we resent
any attempt of any ecclesiastical au
thOrity, in or out OF the United states, to
bring religion into politics and to cOerce
of IN fbaa hni rttr -
OF citizenship as a violation OF that prIn-
Ciple Of absolute separation of church
aud State that is and ever has been one OF
the chief bulwarEs o American liberty"
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-31
A SHREWD TSICK.
Laurens Officials Get Prisoner from
Mont@omery's sheriff

Laurens Officials Get Prisoner from
Mont@omery's sheriff
DUBLIN, GA, Jan. 30.-An order was
handed down Friday by the Judge in the
case of the State VS.. }. J. Davis.
Much interest was manifested In
the case last night, and the
judgment Of the court was with
erlng to the friends OF the defendant,
Davis. The Montgomery county people
have returned home. Solicitor General
c. {. Smith was quite adroit in the final
capture Of Davis. When the Sheriff of
Montgomery county arrived with him, he
took the warrant from his hands, and
placing it in the hands of the Sheriff of
Laurens, j. G. Scarborough, Davis was
taken and placed in jail at
once, and the whole matter taken
out OF the hands of the Montgomery
Sheriff. The order refuses bail, and sends
the prisoner to Macon tor safe keeping.
A horse race in the old way was gotten
up Saturday afternoon between some
horse dealers. Charley Under, a negro boy
from Wrightsvllle, was employed TO ride
one of the horses, and his Bride breakin Q
the horse ran and throwing the boy
against a tree came near killing him.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-31
The Eliect. ol Ment.L Exhaustton.

The Ell O VI tnt+i LAhaustIOn.
Many diseases, especially those Of the ner-
vous system, are the products of daily re-
newed mental exhaustion. Business avOca-
tons often involve an amount Of mental wear
and tear very prejudicial to physical health,
and the professions, if arduOusly pursued. are
no less destructive to brain and nerve tissue.
T. is one of the most important attributes of
Hostetter's Stomach Bltters that it com
pensates for tins undue loss OF tissue, and that
il lmparts new energy to the brain and
nerves. he rapidIty with which it renews
weakened mental energy and physical vitality
is remarkable, and shows that its lnvlgOraI-
ing propert ,es are of the highest order. Be-
sides increasing vital stamina, ana counter
acting the effects of mental exhaustion. tn s
potential medicine cures and prevents fever
and ague, rheumatism, chronic dyspepsia and
constipation. kidney ana uterine weakness
and other complaints. Physicians also COM
menu it az q medicated stlmuant and rem
ady
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-31
Wheat,s Condition.

CHICAGO, Jan. 30,-TnIs weeks issue
Of the Farmers Review will say: 1.-The
reports from the principal winner wheat
growing States continue to be generals
favorable, with the exception of those
from Illinois and kansas. Reports from
Missouri, covering thirteen counties, are
uniformly favorable. OF sixteen Ohio
count es making q report this week three
report wheat as looking poorly. The re-
naming counties report the outlook as
fair to good. The Wisconsin fields are
generally we'll protected with snow and
no injury is reported.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-31

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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-31

MARSHALL, Mo, Jan. 29.-Sherifr Ayers
returned to this CITY this morning from
Kansas City with James Lyons, for whom
officers have been searching for several
months tor horse stealing. He has CON
tessed to having been implicated IN the
Miami and Olathe bank robberies. which
occurred two years ago. This Ia the first
intimation as TO who committed the rob-
berries. Lyons refuses to state who his
accompllces were, but cOnlesses TO hav-
ing $40, 900 slowed away as his share OF
the Doodle,
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-31
Valuation Of Real Estate, Improve
ments, Additions, Etc.. for the
Year 1887.
OFFICE CITY TREASURER


SAVANNAH, GA . Jan, Z, T'SI.
The assessment book, containing valuations
of the following property for taxation during
the year 1887. VIZ: Real estate and improve
menLs and property OF every kind not heretO-
fore assessed, including new buildings erect
Ell ami improvements and additions made
since the last as .essment, is now open for In
spa tion IN this office, and notice IS hereby
gwen 70 all concerned to file their objections,
If any they have, within thirty vsfrOm this
date otherwise ne assessments therein con =
tanned Will be fnaj and conclusive as estab-
fishing the value by which to estimate the
tax to he collec ed thereon.
Objections must be made in writing ana ad-
dressed to the Assessment Committee.
C.S. HAkbEE City Treasurer.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-31

Nj. MACDONALD, Manager.
STATE OF GEORGIA, COUNTY OF CHAT
~ HAM.-PersonalIy appeared before the I'M
uvrsIgned, W. III. DANIEL, VINO. being duly
sworn, says he is the chief oilcer OF agent OF
The Thames and Mersey Mar ne Insurance
Company, Limited. residing in said state and
that The forego ng statement ia true and cor
rect to the best Of his knowledge, Information
and belief. W. II. ID NNIEL.
sworn to and subsc rihed before me
this 18th day of January. 1887.
SEAL j. E. BLACKSHEAR.
Notary Public Cha ham county, Ga.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-31
Notice.
CITY OF SAVANNAH,
OFFICE CITY TREASURER,

January II, 1889.
The following extract from sec ion II of the
Tax Ordinance of the city OF Savannah for the
year 1887 is published for the informal N of
all concerned: Every auctloneer, broker,
com mission merchant, plumber, uarber, and
all others doing commissions without any
stock IN trade, also all owners or lessees
OF any junk shop, junk dealer, cotton pick
cries. vendors Of small wares, hucksters.
hawb ers, dealers in ice cream, fruit and poul
try and Keepers OF cook shops. shall take out
a license before the FIRST DAY OF FEB
RUARY 1887. Failure to comply with the
terms of this ordinance shall, upon cOnvc-
ton before the Police Court, be fined in sum
not exceeding 500.
C.S HARDEE. City Treasurer.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-31
MEN OF WAR Ar PENSACOLA
The LaBouvet Brings Up Some
pleasant ReminisCcnceS.

The LaBOuVet Brings Up Some
Pleasant "Reminiscences.
PENSACOLA, FLA, } an. 3O.-The French
man .ot.war LeBouyet arrived here this
morning. she is the first French man.of-
war that has visited this port since 1S43,
at which time the following fleet rem
dezyoused at Pensacola: LeBrilliant. Lee
Glolre and LeNoire. Preparatory TO their
attack upon Vera Cruz they had sham
naval engagementin this port, the effect
OF which was both novel ard granu, and It
still lives ~ the memory OF some OF PEN
sacola's old citizens. Balls and recep-
tious were the order OF the day, gwen by
the citlZens and reciprocated by the fleet.
the coming Of the LeBouyet brings back
to some of Pensacola's oldest citizens
happy "reminiscences.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-31
No Trace of Schroeder.

JERSEY CITY, N. j., Jan. 30.-NO
tidings OF the whereabouts OF c. Nj. f.
Schroeder, the defaulting secretary and
treasurer of the Germania Savings Bank
OF this city, have yet been received. The
authorities have forwarded photographs
of the fugitive to the police OF the princi-
pal cities of this country and Canada,
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-31
GEOKGiA's CENTRAL CITY.
Fire Destroys $4,000 Worth of
Property Fan Into a Wei.

Property-A Fan Into a Well.
MACON. GA, Jan. 30.-The two-story
store and dwelling on the corner of McIn-
tOsh and Hazel streets, belonging to Mrs.
Maggie Clark aud occupied By l. Levy as
dry goods and clothing store, caught
fire early this morning and was burned 10
the ground. The fire originated In the
back part of the store. It's origin is un-
known. The loss is 5000 and the insur-
ance $4,000.
joel Jett, an old man. fell into an aban-
doned well between Walnut and Wharf
streets to-day and remained there more
tnau an hour. He is badly hurt and viii
sue the city for $40 900. The well was
once filled, but the earth has sunk till the
hole is several feet deep.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-31
burglars in sparta's Post Office.

SPARTA. GA, Jan. 30.-The store be-
longing to Delamar Turner was burglar
lied last night and the iron sale was
blown open with dynamite and $50 in
United STATES currency and $4,000 in
Confederate money was taken. Several
valuable papers and the cash drawers of
the counters were taken and thrown in
well in the street near the store, but were
recovered this morning. Mr.. Turner has
offered $50 reward for the capture of the
robbers
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-31
AGornse AhnaI.

JACKSONVILLE, FLA, Jan. 30.-This
afternoon at O'Clock, Ia the st. Johns
river opposite the Waycross depot, a body
badly decom posed was found floating.
Identification is difficult, but the corpse
is believed TO be that Of Henry Floyd, a
negro who was drowned opposite the city
some ten days ago by the oyertuInIug Of
"A skiH,
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-31
Port Deposit,s Outlook.

PORT DEPOSIT, Md, Jan. 30.-The ice
gorge.and food here remain unchanged.
The water 10 from TWO To four feet deep
on the main street and none OF the people
have made any attempt to return to their
abandoned dwellings. The water has
been receding slightly since O'Clock this
aVaninV
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-31
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gymnasium for women as well as men,
New York Will have its outdoor gym
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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-31
A Wei Knowu Manager DYING

ST. LOUIS, Jan. 30.-JOhn W. Norton,
manager Of the Grand Opera House and
OLYMPIC Theatres Of this city, and one of
the best known managers in the country,
who has been sick for the past two years,
ia very near deaths door. He may linger
tor awhile, but his recovery IS sand to be
impossible.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-31
A Necrn MINIS ncnd.

ATLANTA, GA, Jan. 30.-An old negro
wood sawyer named George Williams ell
dead on Church street tonight from
apOplexy.